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It's 1559. Francis II, King of France is celebrating the conclusion of the Italian Wars, when he tragically dies in a joust. This unleashes a civil war between Catholics and Huguenots, that will develop into a European war. After the Tumult of Amboise Catherine of Medici and the Politiques propose concessions. But after the Massacre of Vassy compromise seems impossible.
The Prince of Conde and Admiral Coligny rally against the Guise. The Battle of Dreux is won by the Catholics led by Anne de Montmorency. Nevertheless the moderates win and King Charles IX issues the Edict of Amboise.
The War resumes spurred on by the Catholic Conspiracy and the Surprise at Meux, but peace is achieved after the Battle of Saint Denis. The third war kicks off with the Battle of Jarnac and the Battle of Montcontour. With the Dutch Revolt the war widens even more. Sectarianism reaches its peak at the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre.
The War of the Three Henrys proves to be the most destructive one. Henry III is ousted from Paris after the Day of the Barricades and the Catholic League becomes supreme.
But Henry of Navarre defeats Mayenne at the Battle of Arques and the Battle of Ivry. After the Siege of Paris and his conversion, Henry IV becomes king. The Edict of Nantes is proclaimed in 1598, ending the French Wars of Religion.

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0:00 The Joust
0.41 The Guise, the Bourbons and Catherine
2:12 Calvinism
4:48 Tumult of Amboise
7:01 Catherine and the Politiques
9:14 Charles IX
11:35 Edict of January
14:04 Massacre of Vassy
16:20 The strategic situation
17:25 The French army
21:15 Mobilization
24:12 The war begins
27:45 Battle of Dreux
31:18 Edict of Amboise
33:22 The 4 Year Peace
35:25 Catholic Conspiracy
37:25 Surprise at Meux
38:28 Battle of Saint Denis
40:32 Third War
42:47 Jarnac to Moncontour
47:03 Arnay-Le-Duc to Saint Germaine
49:05 With or Without Spain
50:22 The Dutch Revolt
52:37 The Massacre
56:06 The 4th War
58:45 The 5th War
59:51 The Malcontents
1:02:16 The 6th War
1:04:19 The 7th War
1:06:15 War of the Three Henrys
1:09:44 Battle of Coutras
1:12:45 Vimory, Auneau
1:15:03 Day of the Barricades
1:17:20 The Spanish Armada
1:18:13 Assassinations
1:20:40 Arques, Ivry
1:24:00 The Sieges
1:26:55 Conversion
1:28:33 Aftermath
1:30:42 Timeline of Events
1:39:00 Genealogy

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